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REMIX Summit London 2025

Futures for the Fearless

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Here East

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Royal Academy of Arts

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Bloomberg

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Google Arts & Culture

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Plexal

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Jason Bruges Studio

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Somerset House

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Innovate UK

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Margaret

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Kiosk World

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BRIDGING CULTURE WITH CONSUMER TRENDSMore...

CLASSICAL MUSIC & CHANGE AT THE BBC: WHAT DOES THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE?
– Sam Jackson – Controller, BBC Radio 3 & BBC Proms
In this Opening Keynote, Sam Jackson talks about some of the changes he has made in his role as Controller of BBC Radio 3 (the BBC’s home of classical music) and the BBC Proms over the past two years. He looks at the demand for classical music, balancing audience need and how some initial stats show there could be significant future growth to be had.
THINK FORWARD 2025: THE LIVEABLE WEB
– Paul Greenwood – Global Head of Research & Insight, We Are Social
With 1 in 4 internet users feeling overwhelmed and dissatisfied with online life, the call for a more joyful digital space is clear. Think Forward 2025: The Liveable Web is here to help bring joy back to social. Discover the trends shaping social for the year ahead and what they mean for brands and users alike.
“GET OFF THE SIDELINES” – THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM AS A CLIMATE CATALYST FOR CHANGE
– Dan Phelan – Director of Communications, Digital & Marketing, Natural History Museum
Five years after declaring a planetary emergency, the Natural History Museum is embarking upon a £500 million programme to transform itself from “a catalogue of natural history” to “a catalyst for change”. Hear how it plans to get off the sidelines, onto the pitch, and inspire people at scale to care and take action.

LESSONS FROM FUTURE FASHION: REVOLUTIONISING THE USER EXPERIENCE
– Moin Roberts-Islam – Technology & Innovation Manager, Fashion Innovation Agency – London College of Fashion, UAL
Where fashion leads, others often follow. Hear how the Fashion Innovation Agency at London College of Fashion is using emerging technologies to take fashion beyond the physical into a new era of digital experiences.
GOOGLE ARTS & CULTURE: ART FOR ANYONE, ANYWHERE
– Lucy Schwartz – Program Manager, Google Arts & Culture
Founding REMIX partner Google Arts & Culture shares some of the latest initiatives and updates from their global collaborations and creative R&D: making art available online for anyone, anywhere.
BLOOMBERG CONNECTS & DIGITAL ACCELERATOR
– Jemma Read – Global Head of Corporate Philanthropy, Bloomberg
Hear how Founding REMIX partner Bloomberg is working with non-profit cultural organisations to grow revenue, increase fundraising, engage audiences, improve operations, and develop programming opportunities through digital.

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THOUGH THIS BE MADNESS YET THERE IS METHOD IN’T: HOW WE MADE GRAND THEFT HAMLET
– Pinny Grylls, Co-Director – Grand Theft Hamlet
– Sam Crane, Co-Director – Grand Theft Hamlet
Following wide-spread critical acclaim, this multi-prize-winning film festival hit is now screening in UK and US cinemas, before launching worldwide on MUBI. Winner of two BIFAs and BAFTA long-listed, GRAND THEFT HAMLET is about two out of work actors attempting to mount a full production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet inside the ultra violent world of Grand Theft Auto, shot entirely in game. Hear from the filmmakers about making their extraordinary documentary during a covid lockdown.
MARSHMALLOW LASER FEAST: REINTERPRETING HUMAN PERCEPTION & EXPERIENCE
– Robin McNicholas – Co-founder, Marshmallow Laser Feast
MLF fuse creativity and technology to create immersive art, experiences and adventures, best known for multi-sensory installations on the natural world. Hear their journey to date, and their latest experiments in immersive art.

THE DIGITAL BODY: VIRTUAL PRODUCTION & MIXED REALITY IN ARTISTIC PRACTICES
– Alexander Whitley – Award-Winning Choreographer & Creative Director, Digital Body Festival
Digital tech is enabling wildly new forms of physical experience and exploding the possible forms the moving body can take. Reaching across artforms, a new frontier of creative expression has emerged, demanding a radically different kind of stage.
ART PLAYS GAMES
– Maitreyi Maheshwari – Head of Programme, FACT
How artists are increasingly using games as a way to challenge conventional forms of storytelling and offer us new ways to make sense of the world today.

IMMERSIVE FUTURES: DISTRIBUTION, R&D & FINANCE MODELSMore...

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BLENDING HYBRID EXPERIENCES FROM INCEPTION: THE MUSEUM OF ART + LIGHT (KANSAS USA)
– Erin Dragotto – Executive Director, Museum of Art + Light
– Chris Cummings – CEO, Iconic
Discover the first contemporary art museum to blend immersive, digital, and physical artistic experiences under one roof from inception – plus why they deliberately chose regional Kansas as their home.
SHOW ME THE MONEY: PLACE-BASED PHILANTHROPY
– Anna Rowe – Project Lead, Figurative Philanthropy for Arts & Culture
How to harness place-based philanthropy: donations driven by impact close to somewhere donors live, were born or feel passionately about. With models from Sunderland, Newcastle, Birmingham, Leeds, Stoke, Middlesborough and across the UK for growing confidence, raising aspirations and driving economic growth.

REIMAGINING INSTITUTIONS: CREATING LONDON’S NEWEST £1.1BN CULTURAL QUARTER
– Tamsin Ace – Director, East Bank
East Bank is a major new £1.1 billion powerhouse of culture, education and innovation being built in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Hear how its partners – BBC, Sadler’s Wells, London College of Fashion, University College London and the V&A – are approaching the reinvention of their experiences to achieve bold new ambitions.
LAUNCHING SADLER’S WELLS EAST – A NEW KIND OF VENUE FOR DANCE
– Robert Jones – Associate Artistic Director, Sadler’s Wells
Opening in February 2025, Sadler’s Wells East will be a hub for creativity, with a 550-seat flexible theatre and six studios for creating and developing dance productions. In this session, hear how it is creating a new kind of cultural destination with local roots, national impact and global perspectives.

PURPOSE, CREATIVITY & PERSONAL GROWTHMore...

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IMMERSIVE AT THE MUSEÉ D’ORSAY
– Agnès Abastado – Deputy Director of Digital & Head of the Digital Development Department, Musée d’Orsay
In this keynote, discover how Musée D’Orsay has harnessed immersive to power new experiences, including its record-braking Vincent van Gogh exhibition, and the rich and passionate retelling of the beginnings of Impressionism.
ELEVATING STORIES & NEXT GEN EXPERIENCES: INSIGHTS FROM POPHOUSE ON NEW PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT
– Ryan Amstad – Head of New Production Development, Pophouse Entertainment
Founded by ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus, Pophouse’s IP includes ABBA, Kiss, Cyndi Lauper, Avicii and Swedish House Mafia. In this talk, Ryan shares its concept development process – whether stage production, a new arena, events, gaming, podcasts, exhibitions or music – and insights into balancing revenue with creativity.
IMMERSIVE FOR CHANGE
– Donnacadh O’Briain – Olivier Award-Winning Director, Experience Designer & Story Architect

THE MAKING OF ELVIS EVOLUTION: TIME TRAVEL
– Andrew McGuinness, CEO – Layered Reality
Behind the scenes of the world’s first, multi-sensory Elvis immersive experience, opening in May 2025 using cutting-edge tech (holograms, projection mapping, sound, large-scale LED screens and haptics) plus theatre, cinema and generative AI.
RIDING THE WAVE OF CHANGE
– Sean Lee – CEO, d’strict & Producer of ARTE MUSEUM (Korea)
Hear how d’strict, a South Korean digital design and art company, leverages the synergy between technology, art and innovative business models to achieve sustainable growth today. Showcasing iconic projects such as “WAVE” (public media art) and “ARTE MUSEUM” (immersive exhibition), this talk demonstrates how immersive media and reality blend to create new spatial experiences.

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